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It was way too rusted to be used. It's in the junk yard now. Sent from my Pixel 2 using Tapatalk

No idea where you'll located, but the OEM wide doors with windows are different. I don't think you'd just be able to cut the current doors and put in the OEM windows. I agree with shenrie if your van is white you're kinda in luck. Just go to a pick a part junk yard and pull a set. If you want...

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I've done a ton on my van as just preventative. Never had an issue getting the part I needed. Rockauto, Riff Raff Diesel, and Sinister Diesel have been my go to spots.

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1993 Ford Econoline Sportsmobile 4.9L Gas Engine Located: Los Angeles, CA This is basically a parts van at this point as no longer has the penthouse top. Still has all the SMB interior, swivel seat, stove, fridge, engine, fold out bed, side window. Would prefer to sell the whole thing, but...

Selling a parts van or parts within the van. It runs, but would need work to make safe to drive. Needs coolant repair, brakes, and there is a ton of rust. Not worth restoring in my opinion, plus the roof is missing... That said if you threw a fiberglass top on it I could see it being usable...

I'll be putting up the van for parts. If anyone is in the Los Angeles area let me know if you need sportsmobile interior parts. Swivel seat, curtains, etc

Donor van mechanicals are trash. The engine runs but barely. Body is rusted out. Frame is super rusted. On and on. Plus it's only a 4.9l gasser. Mine is a 7.3l diesel. Large structure meant it was easy to slide off and back on. It's heavy so picking it up isn't a one man operation.

Small, minor change. [emoji16] Added a poptop!

I didn't do it I swear! :) But you're right...

Not the cleanest picture of my interior but might sparks some ideas. Insulated sides and roof with panel insulation and spray foam. Storage on left and below the couch. Couch goes in to bed mode by pulling out two aluminum plates from under the cushions. Two vents, one with a fan. Power via Goal...

Sweet was pinging CCV about this last week!

I'd wait for one you could stand up in. So either a super camper top or pop top.

Agreed those interior pictures don't make it look like a poptop...

I have a set of 1997 workshop manuals that I'll give you, just pay the shipping. They are heavy but media mail shouldn't been too bad.

Aftermarket has lots of options for heat. Diesel (espar) or propane (suburban) are popular options. You can find knock off versions of each if those are too expensive.

The Ford workshop manuals are the best. I'd find a set on ebay rather than getting Clinton or the like.

Love this thread. Keep the details coming!

Heck of a deal. Tempting to ditch my current e350 7.3L and pick this up...